Video: Juventus Nike 2009/10 Home and Away Kits / Maglie

Here are the freshly unveiled Juventus home and away Nike kits for 2009/10 Serie A season. Amauri, Trezeguet, Del Piero and the rest of the team will wear these strips as they try to reclaim the Serie A title next season.

Once again, it looks like retro is the way to go for Nike. The n 09/10 away kit is definitely different from anything we’ve ever seen Juve wear before but it seems to work in an odd almost South American camiseta way.

Also included below is a video from the official Juventus kit presentation held earlier today.  Our leak was right!

Here’s the spiel on the new kit from Juventus’ English language site:

On the eve of the team’s departure to the summer camp in Pinzolo, the new jerseys for the 2009-2010 season were launched. The event, organized at the OGR (Officine Grandi Riparazioni), a suggestive location in the centre of Turin, saw the participation of general manager Jean-Claude Blanc and coach Ciro Ferrara while the jerseys were worn by the protagonists: Manninger, Amauri, Diego and Sissoko. Nike Italia was represented by general manager Andrea Rossi who illustrated the innovations especially with regards to the second or away jersey.

Both jerseys refer to the history of the club. The first jersey, in particular, has narrower black and white stripes and brings to mind the jersey worn by the protagonists of the Quinquennio (1930-1935) when Juventus on 5 consecutive scudetti. The shorts are white with a lateral black and white stripe while the socks, white too, have a subtle black line with “Juventus” printed on the calf.

The second jersey is the true novelty for the season. Built around the famous sentence pronounced by Giovanni Agnelli before the Champions League final against Ajax in 1996 («If they are a team of Flemish painters we will be tough Piemontese») these are the innovations: a jersey the colour of steel with a black and white line in front. The shorts are black with a lateral line of the same colour. The socks are black with Juventus written in grey on the calf.

Check out our 2009/10 Kits and Jerseys section for more new kits.

Video: Italian Serie A Highlights for October 29, 2008

CATANIA 0 UDINESE 2

Udinese remained on top of Serie A as forward Alexis Sanchez unleashed an unstoppable drive from just outside the area. Fabio Quagliarella then scored from an improbable angle to keep Udinese riding high.

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CHIEVO VERONA 1 LAZIO 2

An own goal by Andrea Mantovani gave the SS Lazio victory in wet conditions and ended their three-game winless streak.

Sergio Pellissier had put the host ahead with a superb angled drive with his left foot on 11 minutes but Lazio striker Goran Pandev struck from close range soon after.

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FIORENTINA 0 INTER MILAN 0

Jose Mourinho’s Inter drew 0-0 for the second game in succession. As a result, they now occupy 3rd place in Serie A.

Brazilian winger Mancini rattled the bar from a difficult angle and Zlatan Ibrahimovic shot just wide after a spectacular move. Hernan Crespo also had a good chance moments after coming on as a substitute.

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NAPOLI 3 REGGINA 0

Striker German Denis bagged an easy hat-trick as a resurgent Napoli side continued their amazing start to the season.

The Argentine opened the scoring on eight minutes and then tapped in his second after more good interplay between Ezequiel Lavezzi and Marek Hamsik.

A third following a second half counter attack wrapped up the win, with Napoli fans already celebrating after a ban on the use of a section of their stadium ran out before kickoff.

Here are the latest official Serie A standings.

Video: Italian Serie Highlights for October 26, 2008

ATALANTA BERGAMO 0 AC MILAN 1

AC Milan’s renaissance continued as Kaka scored 10 minutes from time away to Atalanta on Sunday.

The Brazilian struck his shot into the ground from Marco Borriello’s pass and the ball bounced over the goalkeeper and into the net for David Beckham’s proposed future club.

LAZIO 0 NAPOLI 1

Ezequiel Lavezzi’s 61st minute cross was deflected into his own net by Sebastiano Siviglia to give the visitors the victory and send them joint top.

Home striker Mauro Zarate blasted over early on and Napoli’s Walter Gargano rattled the bar with a free kick just before the break.

Here are the latest official Serie A standings.

Video: Italian Serie A Highlights for October 18 & 19, 2008

INTER MILAN 4 ROMA 0

Zlatan Ibrahimovic scored a brace as champions Inter Milan thrashed struggling AS Roma 4-0 at the Stadio Olimpico on Sunday to move two points clear at the top of Serie A.

The Sweden striker was on target at the start of both halves before Dejan Stankovic and Victor Obinna completed the rout with powerful shots from the edge of the area in the 54th and 56th minute.

Three teams are tied in second place with 14 points – Catania, who beat Sicilian rivals Palermo 2-0, Udinese, who drew 2-2 at Lecce, and Napoli, 2-1 victors over Juventus on Saturday.

AC MILAN 3 SAMPDORIA 0

Ronaldinho converted a 55th-minute penalty conceded for handball by Sampdoria defender Stefano Lucchini, who was sent off, and combined well with Kaka to fire in Milan’s second 11 minutes later.

Filippo Inzaghi dodged past keeper Luca Castellazzi to slip the ball home in stoppage time and make sure Samp stayed without a league win.

NAPOLI 2 JUVENTUS 1

Ezequiel Lavezzi pounced on a loose clearance to sprint into the area and score in the 80th minute, completing a comeback triumph and extending Juventus’s winless run in all competitions to five games.

Brazilian striker Amauri volleyed Juventus in front just past the hour but Slovakia midfielder Marek Hamsik equalised for the hosts three minutes later when he glided in unmarked to head home a cross from Argentine forward Lavezzi.

BOLOGNA 3 LAZIO 1

Midfielder Sergio Volpi curled in a free kick and forward Marco Di Vaio struck twice in the first 27 minutes to end Bologna’s run of five consecutive defeats.

Lazio captain Tommaso Rocchi pulled one back for the visitors, who were joint leaders at the start of the weekend, six minutes after halftime.